The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 29, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TexttHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY v EVENING. APRIL 29. 1008. ', t .. . - TOJ I 1 AMpSUIK.NTS. ; Helll.V f.. ...''Th Ham Tr" Baker "8lirlock Holmes lar u ft A a - L. I I I - L. 1.. 1 I r . . it' A BGOlcn 111 II 111-1 1 ,i , .". "ITrnm Mlra to Hon Grand . I...- ..VaudevlU UtmbtrV of th Y. M.' C. A. who aoalad Mount Hood last, lummir In cmr.nry Vlth Rv. Henry Marcdtt of th .Westminster iresbytenan cnurcn. entertained Mr. Maixott at a banquet 1 lir tha T.' M. C. A. dining-room las nlht.' Following tha return of th i party from Mount Hood, Blbl claaa . waa for mod under tha leadership of Mi Marcotle, and it waa to ahow Uialr appreciation of thalr leader that tha banquet waa ' riven. . In tha Course of ; tha evening Fred Nelson, who occupied ' tha chair, presented Rev. Mr. ,Mrcotte wtm a gold watch guard. f Article loaf and found on tha street car 'April' Jlf Thre umbrella, . ona can 'of fobaoco.'on roll of bualnaaa pa . per, o boy' hat, ona hat in box, ona oftajft. or beads, one rope and puller .lour puree,, two lunch boxes, ona saw, ona eatcbeL ona suitcase. Tha allk ' walata.or plecee that have been called for have been found. Call at tha loat article room of tha O. W. P. railway ttallnn Anrn., V1 rat m v A 111 "Seeing Portland" Trips. Beginning Monday, May 4. - tha aleotrlo observation V can of tha Portland Railway. LI flit Power company will resume dally aery lea. ''Seeing Portland" oar a atart from Eeoond and Waahlngton atraeta every . day at 19 a nt. and I p. n. Fara to a. cent, time. Itt houra If rou are a ( ranger in Portland don't mlaa thla trip, , If you liva here, aea and know , your awn city, . , ;.v, .. Clyd C Buah baa begun suit In tha circuit court to aeour an accounting with hla former nartiiar. H. Grove. Ha allege that Qrovee aold out their finn ing rignta on tne Columbia, rour miiea weat of the mouth of tha Cowllta, fr only too, when trie privilege waa worm It.OOO. He states that tha right waa originally acquired from O. F. Slaughter and tha aala waa made by Orovea to tha . Befor a' jury in tha United BUtea circuit court th caa of John Wolah, 'administrator of' tha aetata of Michael WelilL ago I net tha Barber Aephalt com pany of Wast Virginia, will begin to morrow morning. Welah la aulng for IT.eOO, claiming that Michael Walsh loat hla Ufa while In tha employ of the company ana that th accident waa oue to tn nagligano of the concern. Th Journal will rclv bid for. a year or alx month contract for hauling .and delivery of all mall, expreaa and package between Th Journal office and cars, depota and - poatorftc,' after noon and Sunday morning. Partloulark about we g ona, deliveries and Mm con sumed can, ba had by ailing on tha circulation manager, Journal office. futn and Temnm atraeta - ' A rally of Sellwood local optlonlsta will take place ' tonight ( Wednesday), at -o'clock at tha Sellwood Pre byterlan church, ; corner Eaat fleven teenth street and Rpokan avenue. Ad- ' dresses will be delivered by J. R. Kno dell, J. P. Adama and A. J. Montgomery. .The rally la to b held In the interest ' . of the local option contest now being waged on tha east aide. B. Lea Paget, who haa been given charg oV1 th antl-ealoon campaign" In Clackamas county, haa been nominated ' by th Prohibition party as the candi date for Joint representative for the countlea- of Multnomah and Clackamaa. Hla name will appear on th ballot in June as th representative of that party, and Mr.' Paget will make a campaign ' for election to th office. . A literary and musical program will b presented at th Unlveraalist Church of Good Tiding. Eaat Eighth and Couoh streets, Thursday evening, April SO. Mlaa Jessie Edwards, whose - reading tiitt maris bar a favorite, will be aa- ' slsted by Mlaa Edna Bullock In vocal aeiections, William Krusohk. wnistier, and Mlaa Marion Hendee, soprano. The tTnlverstty of Oregon appropria tion bill will be dtacussed at th next meeting of th People' Forum. Sunday on cloth from th store of th stoton vvooien Miua, tia Washington sin laat night There were 109 bolta sight, and one of dark gray-brown cloth with a red atrip, was selected. Tl back door had been left unlocked. Thar will b an entertainment at th SfUvnUon Army ball, 141 Madieon street, Thursday evening. April 10. On thou. aand feet of movlna rlotur film wfth )t9 colored slides. The officer of th No. 4 corps have secured th rrtoes of a first-class operator. , - Republican headquarter eighth floor Marouam buHdlng. Republican county central committee meet ther at T:I0 o'clock thla evening. , J. P, Kennedy, chairman.-. .-, . - , Awnings, porch curtain and rosebush frames. We solicit your patronage and guarantee aatisraction. Agencies a every towa In th northwest WUIam site Tent Awning Co, Main (L . Remember th dajic glvsn at W.-O. W. hall on Eleventh and Alder, April to by As tor circle field team. Styles' orchestra. Souvenir program . will b given to each on on entering ball. 'Anyone wishing to contribute to th Baby Home can d ao by buying tlckai to the Knlrhta Templar ball. -April SO, throagh Mra H. W. Ooddsrd. 6 Jloyt trt. , Tel'pnon racino isle. Republican county, central eommltte meeU at T;I0 p. m. today. Plao of xneetlng." Republican ' headquartera, eignia tioor ai s rgis-w punning. , Kennedy,, chairman. . -1 Steamer Jeese Barktne, 1 (or Cwaaaa, waanougai ana wwy lanainge, daily ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington a tree! aoos au I 9- m. i . Oregon rto rant-will open Thar day. Good eulslna 4t Waahlngton Acm Oil Co, eti amfety eJ oU and fin gaeollna phon Eaat ll; B-10)T. Trellla work. Wire fenots. Portland wir m iron worn, eecona ana svrtt Woman' Excbanar. Ill Tenth street lunch Jl to I; bualnea men's lunch. W. A. Wis ant associate, nainl a en una, i ana ana waooingwn. i i Chamber Son, optlclsna, III TUl Berger, atgna hotrcarda. . 114 Yamlftll. Jottrnai want ad, la a word. , . REALTY BOARD WILL VISIT HOOD RIVER Arrangements Made . for Ex cursion to Apple Town ,v .,'r on May 9. next I p. m., at the Selllng-Hiraot building. Francis V. Galloway, a gradu ate of the unlveralty and a well-known ' debater, will lead th discussion. Ad mission will be free and th general publlo 1 Invited to attend. ; , Orel of th Horn Training aao clatlon will meet at th West Avanu echoolhouse Friday,' May 1,' at 1:80 p. ra. Th aubject' will b "Mygjen In Connec tion with Children and Their PW," "by Dr. A. W, Botkln. , . , Judg : Bronaugh In th circuit court yesterday aftrnon gave Judgment for J. Lindenberger against the TJnlon Meat company lor ixa, tmi aurrr Deing nxeo a the amount duo for th rent of a cold i storage room in Aatorla, .A. :H. Harding, Ira P. H. Reynold, Adelald P. Harding and Ethel W. Rey nolda have filed articles, of Incorpora tion of the Harding-Key nolds com pany, to engage in brokerage and loan. Th capital stock 1 li.OQO. r h, - . An overheated atov In th residence . of C O. Wlokeraham, tin East Sheri man street, at 1:20 thla morning caused a fir which nearly dfcatroyed th build ing, Th damage was $1,600, . - S. P. Ford, 84 North Sixteenth atreet, mourns th losa of two rings, a diamond and kn emerald, valued at $96. B. K. Armstrong, 108 H Fourth street, had his room fairly well cleaned of hla clothing aarly thla morning. . .-- - ' Republican headquarters, eighth floor Marquam building. . Republican county central committee meet there at 7:80 o'clock, this evening. J. p. Kenneny, chaLrman, v , , Arrangement hav been mad for th Portland realty board to go on an ex cursion to Hood River, May I. Secre tary Rountre. who haa been ta corre spondence with th realty men of Hood River, anndunca that th excursionists will leave .Portland from th foot of Waahlngton street at T a. m. on th steamer Charles R, Spemoer, and win ar riv at Hood River about 1:1 p. m., wher ther will b met by a eommltte with carriages and automobile and driven through th famous Hood River valley 1 Arrangement hav also been mad for ntsrtalnlng th woman In th party, woo wui remain in tne town in car of a reception committee of woman. linnet) and dinner will b ervd board the steamer. , 1 - Th entire oot of th trln will not exceed Is. 60 for each oereon. Mambara will nave to obtain ticket and badges Lrvm oecreiary nouniree in oraer to get in Deneni ox in reduced rat. HOLDEfl SUSTAINS loiiii i r A 20 Per Cent Reduction Now In Force on All Our Viz: : v'. Dunlap and Stetson Hats. L. & W. Shirts arid Collars, Gliictt arid Monarch Shirts, Arrow Collars, Dent's Gloves Furnish'g Goods and Hats Buy Now and Save 20 per cent ona High Grade Panama All Goods Purchased at Discount Prices Absolutely Cash ROBMSON & CO 289-291 WASHINGTON ;STRLLT, PLRKINS HOTEL HIAL INJURIES Doctors Find Operation Nec- essary on Man Who Jumped. , " .. ' : '-' k - - ..... . . r Charl 3, Holdon, who with hi wlfa waa Injured Sunday afternoon by leap ing from a tresUa at MUwaukle to a oap aa oncoming car, 1 reported to Bo in a Hou condition at th Good Sa maritan hospital today. Dr. A. E. Rockey performed a malor Intestinal operation last night, and though Mr, Uolden 1 resting eaally, be 1 not yet oui oi aangr oy any mean. Mrs. Hol flen'a condition Is not so serious. Mrs. Edward Steadter and lira.' Fred heft, th two woman Injured yesterday uoinuun or. m car as a weniy-inird ana Washington street, 'will be able to leav BU Vincent' hospital within a few day. In th rush to th hospital after th aocldent th Identity of tho injured became onf used. Mrs. Nelt waa Injured . the moat Mverely., H0BS0N TO SPEAK . FRIDAY EVENING Captain Rlohmond Pearson Hobson, congressman from Alabama, and the hero of the Merrlmao incident during the late .war with Spain, will deliver a lec ture at th Heillg theatre, Fourteenth and i Washington atreeta, next Friday evening. May 1, on National Defense' Thla brilliant young atateamarf and naval exoert la one of tha ithimnlnm of a larger navy and hi famou speech 7Ae Dr. Perkins Sanitary Refrigerator ''; ;-'r . j? Embodies the most perfect and sanitary principle of food preservation, which is at , au uiuva avvus ttwdtif waw waa uw euvva vkumuuk uuuwu v bu uvui ww vitwnkui No other Refrigerator can show such a positively pure, fresh-air circulation, and it is from this principle that the Sanitary has derived its name. The common sense simplicity of these Refrigerators is clearly shown in the accompanying illus tration. Fresh air enters tlje Refrigerator at the intake "A." Air chamber "B," being constantly filled, acts as a tempering chamber. The forcing of fresh air into this chamber expels a proportionate amount of partially cooled air into cham ber "C," where it is further cooled, and immediately drops td provision cham ber "D,w where the warm and impure air is forced through outlet UE." Dr. Per kins' Refrigerators cost no more than ordinary refrigerators, and are far more effi cient, sanitary and economical. We show the many styles and sizes, from the small Cottage Refrigerator to the largest restaurant and hotel sizes. ; 6 "A discriminating robber with a ben chant for nice clothes took a bolt of To the wdman away from home, a; cake1 of Ivory; Soap is a veri table boon, - ' . With itrshecan wash ; glovesV? handkerchiefs, belts, un4erwaists;and the pretty? shirt-waists in which xnos women J look their best. t: More' than thai she' is-independent of laiih' dress 1 and cleaner to the benefit of her poo ket-book tfnd the longer" Mifeof the. things she. ,:: , Ivory Doap 99 Ko Per Cent. Pure! In congress several week since stamped m a on or tne country moat abli orator. It Is doubtful if there 1 a bet 67 ter Qualified man in con areas than Hon Richmond Pearson Hobson on th sub ject ne na cnosen. The advance aeat sale will open to morrow morning at boxofflce, the Heillg iiivniio,. mm iiw uvuvv ; uie (ateiiLei speaker, will be greeted With a crowded OOUSe. . . - ( .-,f..t ':,.. QMjWEDatCOHOL V : . BY THE GALLON ' Mr. Hattl Tapscott, an actress who sought inspiration In copious cup of pure aioonpi, waa commmea , in. in asylum for the Insane yesterday after- WUllamson.; The doctor discovered that tne lootngnt perrormer has been In the habit Of drinking alcohol, unadulterated. as beverage. According to her atate ment ah did her drinking alone, prob ably because her favorite drink was too strong to contribute to th Joy of oon vlvial occasion. The' woman la not known to hav relative here, but 'ha a aitr in Mood Kiver. . LAWN MOWLRS PRICED FROM $3.25 UP At no time does the lawn require so much Attention as during the spring season, krtd an easy-running, perfectly adjusted lawn mower will greatly facilitate the work of keeping it in order. We are showing this season a most complete line of these machines with blades from, 12 in. to 18 in. perfect cutters and all guaranteed. Ball-bearing mowers with high wheels, as low as $5.75. See our Basement Dept. for garden and lawn tools. yiy SALE, of HODGES' I I FIBER RUGS 9X12 SIZLS hQ 7C pO SPLCIAL- fol Tomorrow In the Carpet Section, the Vsi celebrated Hodges' Sanitary Fiber rugs fH O U ,) in the largest size, 9 ft by 12 ft. in jj iiiv" -: yvj u the artistic patterns and color combina- fi i ij Vffc' Kz$ tions for which these floor coverings ij fi SrSt fl are noted. .These reversible rugs sell :. MivNi W U yj regularly for $13.50 and tomorrow we V " offer them at the above special price. 1 j y Eastern Excursions;P 01 l On May 4, IS, and on authorised date dorms th lummer, th Canadian Pa elfio w411 well round - trip excursion tlaktst St. Paul, Chicago and eaatern polnta at, very low rate. Ticket will be. good ior stepever with long tlm limit, t For full particular call on or addres F. R. Johnson, Oc A.- P. U U2 Third f treetrPorUand, Oregon. .. . Ground irtoo'r offices, 11 tjlxth atreet, near oak. 'low. rent.":: c:4P:it? vj.- Metrger, optician, 142 Washington. ; WNLV PROCESS" GAS RANGES Basement 'Dept. Folding Go-Carts and Carriages Forty Styles to Select From NOTED CHURCHMEN ATTEND WEREIICE . i- t t .. ; i ,'(. Pastors and Workers Prom Several States at Tree .Jlethodist Session. At I o'clock thl afternoon, th Ore gon eohfrnc of th Fre Methodist church met In tha Ftrt church of that denomination., at Eaat Mill and Saat Ninth atreeta..'; Th territory of . the Oregon ; conference embracea the Wil lamette valley, - together - with Th Dalles, Kood River and Madras. , n - Bishop Wilson Thomas Hogue. on of th most distinrulshad Prelate of th denomination, arrived In Portland yes terday and will preside over th dellb- erationa of th confrno. - - : Among th4 other Drominent men who ar In attendance opon the conference ar President A. Beer of Seattle col. lege. Rev. Clyde Ebey of Alameda, Cal ifornta; Rev. J. H. Hopper of the Colo rado conference, and Miss, Edith Gray, a . recently returned mlaalnnarv from China. Th forenoon sessions will- b devoted to the bualnea of . th conference.- and the Afternoon aesslon to ro HiTioua services. i Belter Equipped ' Than Ever! TXT AJf ZAST tXDM niMTXM Fhoa Sa BM. B-1S38. East Side Printing Co. Oor. TTnloa At, and XL WMhlagaoa. WIFE DESEETER IS SENT BACK TO SPOKANE A. J. Krlder ' was - arrested on ' a charg of wife desertion at Montavllla laat nignt ana iert uu morning . xor rkane, waahlngton, In charg - or F. Pugh, chief deputy In th ahertfTe offic In that city. Th charg aralnst him 1 a felony in the state of Wash ington., Th man waa apprehended by Pugh and . Deputy Sheriff Archie Leonard. Requisition paper from Gov ernor Mead were aDDroved bv Governor Chamberlain and' no , time was lost in returning K.riaer to wasnwrton . ror trial, lie has ben living in this coun ty for soma time. P. W. Baltes A Company invite your inquiries for PBiNTiyq First and! Oat Diamond Roof Stains it axju nusss MADH FROM CRKOSOTa 5 Gal. Lots 75c Pr Qal. Portland Sash &Dcor Co. J ' Bids for Hauling. ?: . Th Journal" will recelv bids for a year or mix month oontract for haul ing and delivery of all mall, express and packages betweea The Journal . offiou and car, depots and postof flee. after noon and Sunday morning. Particu lar about ' wagons, deliveries and ti ne DRAYACE STORAGE - , TRACKAGE i2S CLAYS. HORSE RSSw. 4t& 4 davis ss&t&i non Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved & Stored r . i ZD consumed can b had. by calling on the circulation, manager,- Journal of flea, Fifth and YembUl streets. ; AJTtnraixxrj. DEILIG ltk gad whlagto Phonae Vain t Snl A-J1. TODAT, TWO 1'k.RruUMANCKH I fcjieolaj I'rli-e Matinee t il Laat Time Tonight, 1:11 . , ariarTBJi in viArat ,.; ., in the Mualcal J'lnr. ' Til aXAJg TsVEB." PvenlBga, l to too; Mst., li.l to Ida. SKAT SALS OPHNS TODAY Cantata SUohmond Paanoa ' HOBSON. NKKX flHIDAI NIOliT. Id AY 1. . . "NATIONAL DUFENSt' " Prloa ISO. 18. Tlo, II.. ', MsmiMssMssslMssBsssMawllsamwaHm THCATRO V I4U1 end Wahlntto . s Trlday Bvenlng. May 1, curia sjcffyava mm? WUI Iectnre on . . . watio lib sajrxjnra. ' . Prloea, tto. 40c. tto.ll.' i teat Bale Wednesday at Theatr. Main I A-ll BAKER TBEATRE Tonight Alt Wee Matinee ftatnrday Only, Baker Stock Company in On of ta ureatest Klajre or tne Ag. ' -MMMMUOOK IOUU1 Dramatlaed from th Conaa Ioy1 Z- teotlva Rterte ay wiutani Uiuett. Bvenlng Curtain :(. Matin I el pnarp. uet your awata ariy. swery ng pnraa see, seo. tvq. uhi to, Nevt wee. The Climbers." Ing prlr lie, IIOjIOo. Matla la. THE CRAIfl) Vade?nic.e luxe For on week, beginning lion., Arrtl IT. txm sua kbtsx raxicj. , Th Noted Actor and Mimlo and Jm- pronator f Compor and Mualoai director. Augmented Orcheatra Thl MXCMJkMO Bimiim AaTO OOSCTAjrT, aTeeenting 1HW ckackbj r. w. igosTTavxBaA, Act KACKSMAJN." for Dean ef the LA. T. a R Operator. Ex hibiting Lord for Day." TTMB AND PRICKS REMAIN 8AMT1 Kt Wee It "THH MARCO TWINS. me star vz'txz Week of Rnnday, April I. 110 J. TBS ARMSTRONO MUSICAL COM JTDT COM PANT PRE8ENT8 , "A 900TGM XXOXBAXJkM Kr Oroheatra. Pretty Qlrls. - rfloa Costume. Good Muals. Oood Dancing. Large Caat In connection with a Strong Vaudeville Bill. Matinee dally at MJ p. m. Prices: lie to any part of th bouse, sxoept box seat. Every evening at 1: p. n. and n. m. Price: lo to th entire lower floor, IS to any part of balcony and gallery. Next W.V-.-rh Bathing Olrl." , L.YRIC TMtSATHB Betk FkoaMi Main 4sst Xom A-1039. Week commencing Mondav. April IT. JL P, Allen present Mis Vem Felton and the Allen Stock Company In Milton Noble fsselnattng play of western life, "raoK sxu To eo.- Matlneea Tueaday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices lOo, lOo and jOOj Boxe lOo. Offlo open If , m. The NICKELODION 130 SIXTH STREET. Bet. Aid aaA Waahlngtoa, porUand. Or. TBE IIOONSCIKER'S DAIGCTER REVENU CAPTDRINGTBE OUTFIT TEETH osssii Save WorsTrToIHJ Money LI, Soto an4 Hat fr xamlnation. J 01 lVTs A finjl a-VTMTT rOITLIi 3TTf ITT MM aVWA4A-wA A aV-Gi A U W aMUt AAf VER FILLINGS, IS UP; OOLD FILL. ' INOSf Ttc UP: SET OF TEETH. 14 00: SPLEKDID SET. ILMLi . GOLD CROWNS, tl.ll TO 11.00. . aii worx guaranteed ror ten year. Lady attendant always present AH work aon absolutely without pain by specialist of from II to IA years' x prlene. . , . Boston Dentists Xosi Fho A-S030. Fhoa aula 8030. llHi Korrlsoa MU Opp. Fostofflea. .. CURES RflEUMATIS.'I r botti. p botu, AJT ZVTIlJUfAXi tnrxsT FOB. RHEUMATISM . nr rra kajtt foms. Sciatic 'w Neuralgia -Nervouane 81pleaanesa Nervou Headaohe -Neuralgio Headache Nervou Dyspepsia Nervou Affection ' TRADE SUPPLIED BT A.W.AIlen&Cd. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, ' ICti k tbnhall Sts, Portland, Or. ., FAcma coast Aamrra ', A New Departure ' Th cost of interments ha been greatly reduoed by tha Molasaa Under taklng company. . , . Heretofor it haa been th custom of funeral director .to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a f u nerat Th Edward Holman Undertake Ing eOmpany. the leading funeral di rector of Portland, hav departed from that custom. When casket 1 furnlshe.l by u w mak no xtra charge for embalming, hears to cemetery, outside box or any servioes that may b re quired of us, except elothmg, cemetery and carriage, thua effecting a saving of I8 to 7S on each funeral THE EDWARD HOlf.lAfl , UNDERTAKING CO. v ago, rnxmo ar- ooju saxmos. ONLY THE BEST IN UTt AN3 acccznt r;swAr:c3 a K. WTSTCf v: 80S Wel - A. I'll. ' cbwab Printing Co J tttr tretr. ttjtoim t r ict 9 4 7 STARK 9 1- n i . : Jfcfsrer, jewK-r, 142 tvashlnrton. HAIR CUTTINg 2. , ton gtee f'.tnsi : At th: